While we address doctrinal compromise and name harmful trends or institutions, we are not a discernment ministry. Our focus is on building up pastors through mentorship, training, and direct counsel.

No, we are not a missions agency. Our mission is to support and equip pastors within their existing contexts, not to send missionaries or start mission fields.

No, our members come from a variety of backgrounds and affiliations, including former denominational pastors. We are united not by structure, but by shared convictions on Scripture and pastoral faithfulness. Anyone who agrees with these shared convictions are welcome to join from any denominational background.

We do not plant churches or exercise authority over any. However, we encourage and advise local pastors who are leading faithfully or considering new works.

Yes, a basic but meaningful membership process is being formed to ensure alignment and integrity. Those interested in joining The Truth Fellowship are asked to:

• Submit an email and fill out an onboarding questionnaire.
• Complete a 30–60 minute interview with a TTF member to clarify mutual understanding.
• Provide references who will be contacted regarding character and capability.
• Allow for a summary of this information to be shared with existing members, who will vote on the candidate’s inclusion.

No, we are not a governing authority. Local church autonomy is respected, and we only offer counsel and support when invited.

We are a relational fellowship rather than an institution or campaign. Our approach centers on mentoring, collaboration, and local church encouragement rather than organizational expansion or branding.

We believe pastors must not only hold firm to biblical truth but also speak into cultural confusion with clarity and courage. Taking ground means proactively shepherding people in truth rather than retreating in silence. 

Pastors who are committed to biblical authority, expositional preaching, and cultural clarity are drawn to this fellowship.

Truth is defined by the inspired, inerrant Word of God. We believe the Bible speaks clearly and sufficiently to both the internal life of the church and the external issues facing society.

We hold informal Zoom meetings on the first Tuesday of each month for members of The Truth Fellowship. These are times for prayer, encouragement, updates, and ongoing connection for like-minded leaders who are engaged in faithful Gospel ministry.

Mentoring is typically one-on-one, either online or in person, and focused on specific areas of need or gifting. The Truth Fellowship members pour into younger leaders, helping shape them into courageous, truth-grounded pastors.

Yes. We train pastors to apply the Bible to contemporary cultural issues, and to do so boldly and biblically. This includes topics many avoid due to social pressure or institutional constraints.

There are several ways to connect with The Truth Fellowship. You may begin as an Affiliate by affirming the Statement of Faith and the Statement on Biblical Pastors. You may pursue Membership through our onboarding process, or in time seek to join the Leadership Team for greater responsibility and service.

Along the way, you can engage through the annual Truth Conference, participate in the monthly Zoom meetings, or receive email updates from the leadership team. If you would like more details about any of these opportunities, please visit the Join page to learn more.